Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-07-07
MIN ESOIA.

Work on Brainards new street railway
will soon begin.
The new DeSota saw mill is COM
pleted and eating up the logs.
"A prominent Waseca city official is
said to he defaul.er of 5000.
Austin council has ordered plans for a
complete system of water works.
There will be $4,000 ponnls of wool
shipped from Lyon county this year.
Some heavy eastern capitalists contem-
plate opening another bank ct Duluth.
John Rose was accidentally shot and
instantly killed at Bridgeman recently.
The admirers of the British queen in
st. Paul and Minneapolis Jubilated re-
Gently.
The Saltwater Gas Co. contemplates
putting in water gas plant at nm expense
of $25. 1000.
Nineteen applications for liquor IL
cense haxe been filed at New Ulm under
the $500 tax.
The city treasurer of st. Paul disposed
of over $1,OOO,OOO worth of city bonds, to
run thirty years.
John Crell has been sentenced at St.
Cloud 10 thirty years in the penitentiary for
the crime of rape.
"A strong syndicate propose to make ex-
tensive Improvements about Lake Mime
tonka this summer.
-Griffiths, Marshall & Co., of Mime.
apolis, were caught in the wheat squeeze
and forced to the wall.
-Mankatc is asked to contribute about
$1,000 to defray the expense of the guard
encampment at that place.
The St. Cloud post Office has been ad-
vanced to second class, the business last
year being over $4,000.
VIM. Everett tried to stop runaway
horse ut Waseca. The doctor thinks he
will be ont again in week.
Ole Engelstad, Minneapolis saloon
keeper, was drowned in Lake Minnetonka
by the upsetting of his boat.
The proposition 10 issue bonds to the
| amount of $4,000 to put in water works at
Waseca was defeated by a majority of sc.
At a dog fight in Waconia two of the
spectators dogs got into quarrel, and a
man named Uhrbech was fatally injured.
"A log jam formed in the dalles at
Taylor's Falls and at last accounts from
2O0,0OO,00O 10 800, 900. 900 feet were in the
river.
The body of Fred, eight -year-old son
of John Gonyeau, drowned in the Missis-
sippi near Kings Island, was found near
Anoka.
"A prominent man of Minneapolis,
named Albert Miller, committed suicide re-
Gently. His estate is valued at from $40.
900 TO $4,000.
"A man sinking we'll near Appleton
has fonnd gas, water and oil. The first
named nearly suffocated him before he
could be rescued.
Frank Mics, of Hampton, Dakota
county, has returned from France, bring
ing with him us his Importation of Norman
horses, eighteen head.
The five inmates of the Jackson iail
broke out few days ngo md struck for
the woods. After an exciting chase thew
were oil ,ecaptured and returned to the
bastile.
One of the leading wheat buyers at
Zumbrotn, said the other day there was less
wheat in the hands of turner's tributary to
that market than at any time during the
past five years.
VIM. II. Fnppe, of st. Cloud, was given
verdict OF $4,000 against the Manitoba
Railroad company. He was formerly a
brakem IN on the road and lost his right
arm by nn accident.
An excursion of saloon keepers from
Minneapolis to Buffalo made things lively
for the little town. The excursionists were
all drunk when they arrived and drunk
when they departed.
Tie dairy commissioner is supplying
the cheese manufacturers of the state with
the stencils required by law for branding
the boxes. About one third of the fifty
manufacturers hive thus far applied.
j. j. Hill, OF st. Paul. has received
forty -eieht head of Polled Angus and Short.
horn cattle shipped to him from Scotland
nearly year ago, and valued Mt $40, 900.
They were detained at Quebec on account
of pleuro-pneumonia.
John Heath, Of Faribault, was ar
rested charged with having stolen gold
watch and chain and three gold rings. He
had buried the property under the roots of
a tree about two miles from the city, but
pointed out the place to the officers.